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24/01/2025

Prof. Geng Wang is currently seeking collaboration in the following research areas:

- Modeling, parameter identification and tracking control of mechatronic systems.
- Piezoelectric mechanisms, and nonlinear hysteresis/creep/friction.
- Neural networks/artificial intelligence/knowledge-driven approaches.
- Fusion of physics-informed/knowledge/data-driven methods.
- Application of soft computing mathematical modeling and optimization, motion control, sliding mode control, model predictive control, etc. combined with artificial intelligence.

Prof. Wang is an Associate Professor at Key Laboratory of Testing Technology for the Manufacturing Process of the Ministry of Education, Southwest University of Science and Technology, China.

If you're interested in collaborating, please feel free to reach out to Prof. Wang here: https://shorturl.at/ucsFE

23/01/2025

RNA molecules can reverse cellular senescence.

Traditionally, it was believed that cellular senescence was irreversible. However, Dr. Ji and his research team proved its reversibility.

His team injected a microRNA molecule into aging mice, and found they lived longer and had fewer markers of aging.

This treatment offers a promising approach to mitigate senescence-related pathologies and aging.

Read more: https://shorturl.at/IsUiC

22/01/2025

We are pleased to share Dr. Violeta Popovici’s new article: Perception, Trust, and Motivation in Consumer Behavior for Organic Food Acquisition: An Exploratory Study.

This study extensively analyzed Romanian people’s knowledge, perception, and trust regarding organic foods. It demonstrates that sociodemographic factors differentiate consumers and influence attitudes and motivation for organic food acquisition.

Read More: https://shorturl.at/2GSge

21/01/2025

Meet Prof. Agata Bonenberg, a Full Professor at the Faculty of Architecture, Poznan University of Technology, where she also serves as the Director of the Institute of Interior Design and Industry Design and heads the Interior Design course of study.

Prof. Bonenberg has authored over 120 scientific peer-reviewed publications and multiple patents. Her research at the Institute of Interior Design and Industry Design focuses on sustainability in architecture and interior design, with an emphasis on implementing new materials such as Mycelium Material for growing elements of furnishing and finishes. She also leads studies in universal, inclusive, and accessible design principles.

Explore more on Prof. Bonenberg’s profile: https://shorturl.at/7YPV7

20/01/2025

Updated evidence of the association between Ambient Air Pollution and Congenital Heart Disease.

A recent study examines the link between maternal exposure to outdoor air pollutants, a suspected factor in the multifactorial etiology of congenital heart disease (CHD).

Particulate matter shows moderate evidence of a positive association with CHD risk during periconception and pregnancy, and ozone has a signal of increased risk in the periconceptional period. However, data for other pollutants like nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and carbon monoxide are inconsistent.

Future research on different degrees of air pollution and animal models is needed. Also, advanced tech like AI can enhance pollutant monitoring and data analysis to understand this complex relationship better.

Click here for detailed article information: https://shorturl.at/baAHg

17/01/2025

Prof. Prasanalakshmi Balaji is currently seeking collaborations in the field of Medical Imaging. She is an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Computer Science and is a research member at the Center for Artificial Intelligence at جامعة الملك خالد | King Khalid University. Her research interests include Machine Learning, Deep learning, Image Processing, Medical Image, Data Analytics, and Computer-Aided Drug Discovery.

Find More Here: https://sciprofiles.com/profile/drsana

16/01/2025

Is visual warning less effective in driving scenarios?

To determine the most effective driver warning systems for emergency alerts, researchers used meta-analysis to assess unimodal (auditory, visual, tactile) and multimodal (bimodal, trimodal) systems' impact on drivers' response times.

Results showed that auditory and tactile warnings could benefit drivers’ performance. However, the effect of visual warnings was insignificant, likely due to visual fatigue and inattentional blindness.

Read more: https://shorturl.at/pDoR9

15/01/2025

As AI tools become more advanced, clear ethical guidelines are therefore crucial to maintaining the quality and credibility of scholarly work.

A recent study proposed three key criteria for the ethical use of large language models (LLMs) in academic writing:

1. Human vetting and guaranteeing of accuracy and integrity.
2. Ensuring substantial human contribution to the work.
3. Appropriate acknowledgment and transparency of LLM use.

The authors also provided a statement that researchers can include when submitting AI-assisted manuscripts to confirm their adherence to these guidelines.

Read More: https://shorturl.at/YJAdX

14/01/2025

Meet Prof. Giancarlo Cravotto, a Full Professor of Organic Chemistry at the Department of Drug Science and Technology, University of Turin, Italy. His main research interests include the development of green and sustainable synthetic and extraction procedures. He has authored over 580 scientific peer-reviewed papers, 22 patents, and several books.

Prof. Giancarlo Cravotto has received the Scientific Research Award 2018 "Organic Chemistry for the Environment, Energy and Nanosciences" and the Gold Medal “E. Paternò” 2017-2020 of the Italian Chemical Society. He was also recognized as the 2024 Top Cited Scholar by Scilit.

Explore more on Prof. Giancarlo Cravotto’s profile: https://shorturl.at/PNu3M

13/01/2025

The ‘Bubble Wrap’ Cells that Cushion Your Body

A recent study reveals that the squishy, stretchy texture of the ear and nose comes from special "bubble wrap" cells called lipocartilage. These cells provide cushioning and structural support and have been found in many mammals, including humans, where they can be grown from stem cells.

Read More: https://shorturl.at/372Hd

09/01/2025

Meet Prof. Mauro Giudici from the Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, a Professor in the Department of Earth Sciences “Ardito Desio”. His research spans from mathematical modeling to groundwater hydrology and geophysical exploration, with about 100 indexed publications.

He is active at international conferences as an attendee, an organizer, or a chairperson. At the university, he is responsible for course units and advises students at different levels. He serves as an editor of Hydrology and Earth System Sciences (awarded as outstanding editor in 2015) and a reviewer for hundreds of papers. He is also an evaluator for several national and international funding agencies and institutions.

Explore more on Prof. Giudici's profile: https://shorturl.at/MRm4N

08/01/2025

A new tool allows researchers to study gene mutation directly within living human cells.

Gene mutations can impact health in various ways, and studying them is challenging due to the complexity of the human genome.

Thus, researchers developed Helicase-Assisted Continuous Editing (HACE), a tool that enables precise gene mutations in living cells without affecting the rest of the genome.

Read More: https://shorturl.at/g6r7V

07/01/2025

Meet Dr. Zaher Mundher Yaseen, an Assistant professor and research scientist in the field of civil and environmental engineering at King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi Arabia.

Dr. Yaseen's research spans a wide range of topics, including water resources engineering, environmental engineering, knowledge-based system development, climate change, and the implementation of data analytics and artificial intelligence.

He has published over 440 research articles in international journals and has collaborated with more than 900 researchers from over 50 countries. He also served as a reviewer for more than 140 international journals.

Explore More on Dr. Zaher Mundher Yaseen’s profile: https://shorturl.at/X44VW

06/01/2025

Researchers have discovered how the brain prevents "catastrophic forgetting" — when new memories overwrite old ones.

In mice, they found that the brain handles new and old memories separately: new memories are processed during the small-pupil phase, while older memories are preserved during the large-pupil phase. This could explain how the brain avoids mixing or losing valuable information.

Read More: https://shorturl.at/sON7Z

03/01/2025

The skin has its own immune system.

For years, the skin has been viewed as a mere physical barrier, but what if it's much more? Recent research has uncovered a hidden power within our skin.

Scientists have discovered that the skin is not just a passive barrier, but it can also actively produce its own antibodies to fend off infections. This means that the skin has a built-in immune system that plays a crucial role in maintaining human health.

This revelation could potentially revolutionize vaccination methods, leading to the development of needle-free vaccines that can be applied directly to the skin. It opens up new possibilities for more effective and convenient ways to protect ourselves against diseases.

Read More: https://shorturl.at/NRd09

02/01/2025

Meet Dr. Xiaoguang Duan, an Associate Professor and ARC Future Fellow at The University of Adelaide. He also serves as Discipline Lead (Chem Eng) and Deputy Head of Research at the School of Chemical Engineering, University of Adelaide. Dr. Duan’s research areas focus on environmental science and technology, plastic & waste upgrading, green catalysis, and nanomaterials. He has authored over 300 journal articles, including more than 70 that have been recognized as Highly Cited Papers (Top 1%) by the Essential Science Indicators (ESI).

In his latest research, Dr. Duan and his team systematically elucidate the influence of Co3O4 crystal facets on 1O2 generation, providing valuable insights into the design of catalysts and optimization of PMS activation strategies for the efficient degradation of recalcitrant pollutants in complex water matrices.

Explore more on Dr. Duan’s profile: https://shorturl.at/N96TJ

31/12/2024

Researchers call for a global effort to create the world’s first AI virtual cell.

With recent breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and the availability of large-scale experimental data on human biology, scientists believe we now have a unique opportunity to use AI to create the world’s first virtual human cell.

To be considered a success, the AI virtual cell must achieve three key goals:

1. Empower researchers to create universal representations across species and cell types.
2. Empower researchers to accurately predict cellular function, behavior, and dynamics and comprehend cellular mechanisms.
3. Allow experiments on computers to test hypotheses and guide data collection to expand the virtual cell’s abilities at speed and at costs far below those of today.

Read More: https://shorturl.at/DIegU

30/12/2024

Meet Prof. Agnieszka Pilarska, an Associate Professor in the Department of Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineering, Poznań University of Life Sciences, Poland. Her research interests include waste management, biogas, energy, environmental engineering, anaerobic digestion, biotechnology, microbial carriers, etc.

Prof. Pilarska has authored over 100 publications. Her most recent study provides an in-depth analysis of the most commonly used additives and their combinations, based on a thorough review of recent scientific literature.

Explore more on Prof. Pilarska’s profile: https://sciprofiles.com/profile/542196

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